JP3198858U - Shoe wear aid - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To connect a shoe pliers to a pair of radio pliers and combine them to apply the lever principle without crushing the buttocks of the shoe. I will provide a. The present invention is characterized in that two shoe spatula-like spatulas 4 and 5 made of synthetic metal that guides a toe portion and assists wearing when shoes are attached are bonded to radio pliers tip portions 2 and 3. In addition, the radio pliers acting part is 4 cm shorter on the front side, and both hands are covered with covers 1a and 1b, and a string passage hole 1c for storage is provided on the upper part of one cover. It is characterized by that. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a shoe spatula in which a conventional shoe spatula, stainless lace or synthetic metal is connected to a radio pliers.

When wearing shoes for those who need care or assistance, the forehead of the shoe was raised by putting an index finger or a conventional shoe spatula on the buttocks.

Problems that the device tries to solve

This device is useful for bathing assistance at facilities, group movement, etc., and people who have to wear shoes even at home, such as elderly people and people with disabilities It takes a lot of time and effort to step on the buttocks of the shoes. By reducing such power and time and reducing the burden, the above-mentioned drawbacks are solved.

Means for solving the problem

In the present invention, two shoe spars are connected to a radio pliers, which has been cut and modified. The one on the front side of the action part 1a of the radio pliers cuts the 3 cm part from the bottom to the top and puts two shoes at the place of 4 cm from both ends of the radio pliers action part 2,3. Bella connect. I think that it is good to make the tip of the radio pliers on the shoe spatula from the beginning that the front working part is 3 centimeters shorter so that the front and back can be seen at a glance. Insert the above-mentioned 1a with a shoe spatula into the inside of the heel of the shoe and put the heel on the outside of the heel of the shoe into which the heel is to be applied, and place the heel between the two shoe spars. If you close it with one hand and pull it up, you will be able to help with weakness, quickness, safety, and comfort without crushing your heel.

Effect of device

The shoe mounting aid of the present invention has a protruding knob that is attached to the rear part of the conventional shoe by pulling up the buttock with two pliers and two shoe spars. It is much easier than putting it on by grabbing the knob with your fingertips, or putting your finger between the shoe and the bag and pulling it up. As an advantage, it can be operated with one hand, does not take time, and can be done with light force. If the shoe is barely small or slightly smaller than the difficult foot size, it will take time to grip and lift the protruding part with your fingertip. This shoe mounting aid can solve the above-mentioned difficulties and the problem of stepping on and crushing the buttocks of the shoe, which is difficult to do with grabbing the convex hand with the right hand using a spatula.

The completed figure which connected two pieces of shoe spars to the radio pliers used as the present invention and a shoe wearing aid. The figure which looked at the hand from the side by connecting the front side 4 and the rear side 5 of two shoe spars to the radio pliers, the hands, 1a, 1b. Cross section of shoe vera vertical and horizontal. A figure, the figure before a shoe main part and wearing. Figure B, wearing complete figure with actual foot inserted

  In the present invention, radio pliers acting portions 2 and 3 are connected to shoe spars 4 and 5. Since the front side 2 of the radio pliers action part is cut 3 cm above the tip of the action part 2 which is 3 cm shorter than the rear side of the action part 3, see FIG. 2, the front and back of the wearing aid can be seen at a glance. In the same way, put the heel part from the fingertip and the back of the foot into the shoe body, insert the shoe spatula 4 into the back of the heel part, pinch the outer side of the shoe body with the shoe spatula 5, close the hand, and lift the shoe bag. You can wear shoes without crushing the part.

Embodiments will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In FIG. 1, 1a and 1b are radio pliers hand parts made of synthetic metal, and 2, and 3 are radio pliers working parts. 4 and 5 are the front and back of the shoe spatula, the shoe body is sandwiched between the inside and outside of the shoe by inserting the heel from the fingertips and the back of the foot along the inside shoe spatula and closing the hand. You can raise your hand and put on your shoes without crushing your hips.

FIG. 1 shows a radio pliers, a plastic part in the hand part, a cover attached, and a 1c string and a through hole on the upper part of the cover of the hand 1b.

The radio pliers and action parts 2, 3 of FIG. 1 are 3 cm shorter on the front side 2 than on the rear side 3. The front and back of the wearing aid can be seen at a glance. Also, the shoe blades 4 and 5 are connected to the top of the working part from both ends. The shoe vera is shaped from the side.

FIG. 2A of the attached FIG. 2, a shoe spatula 4 is connected to the hand 1a and the hand is viewed from the side, and the hand action part 2 is cut from the bottom by 3 cm.

The hand 3 of the attached FIG. 2 and the action part 3 of 1b are not cut in the present shape. This means that the front and back of the shoe wearing aid can be distinguished at a glance by looking at the action part of the hand. The shoe spatula is connected to a portion of 4 cm above the tips of both hands.

Attached FIG. 3 is a longitudinal A view and a lateral B view of a shoe spatula, and FIG. B is a cross-sectional view of the shoe spatula as viewed from above. There is slight bending distortion in both length and width.

FIGS. 4A and 4B are diagrams showing a state in which the inner side and the outer side of the shoe are sandwiched between two shoe spars before the shoe is actually worn, and the hand is pulled up when the foot is inserted.
Figure B shows the actual shoe, insert it from the toes of the toes to the back of the foot, the heel, and firmly hold the heel of the shoe between the inner shoe and the outer shoe, close the hand, raise the heel, and wear the shoe. Completed figure.

As described above, the present invention is characterized by wearing shoes using radio pliers and two shoe spars.
Insert the thing which connected the shoe laver 4, 5 to the radio pliers action part 2, 3 part into the heel part of the shoe. Caution The shorter part of the action part 2 is the front and the longer part of the action part 3 is the rear. Insert the actual foot in close contact with the buttocks and the front shoe vera from the tip of the finger and the back of the foot. Hold the heel of the shoe firmly between the shoe lip that was placed on the heel and the outside of the shoe and the two shoe bella inserted on the front side, close the hand, and pull up the radio pliers body. By doing so, it is not necessary to step on the buttocks of the shoes and crush them, so that it is quick, safe, and easy with little effort for infants, people with disabilities, nursing care and assistance, especially elderly people. Can be installed and raised.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Radio pliers main body 1a Hand front side 1b Hand rear side 1c Hanging string passage hole 2 Radio pliers action part front side 3 Radio pliers action part rear side 4 Shoe spatula front side 5 Shoe vera back side 6 Shoe body 7 foot

Claims (1)

It is characterized by the fact that two shoe spats are connected to the radio pliers body action part, and it is quick and requires little effort without crushing the shoe buttocks between the inside and the outside of the shoe spatula. Shoe wearing aid that can be worn safely and comfortably.

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